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Queering Indian Fiction: Writing the books we want to read. A conversation with Unmana and Payal Dhar| 11th April | 5:30 pm| Champaca, Vasanth Nagar

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Queering Indian Fiction: Writing the books we want to read. A conversation with Unmana and Payal Dhar| 11th April | 5:30 pm| Champaca, Vasanth Nagar

Join us for a conversation with Unmana and Payal Dhar on the books at that shaped us, the gaps they left, and the stories queer writers are writing now. Here are the event details: Date: 11th April 2026, Saturday. Time: 5:30 pm Venue: Champaca, Vasanth Nagar Click here to RSVP for the event. About the Speakers: Unmana’s novel Chikkamma Tours (Pvt.) Ltd is, according to Scroll, “a cosy Bangalore murder mystery with a realistic portrayal of queer lives”. Their short stories have been nominated for the Best of the Net and shortlisted for the Deodar Prize. They live in Mumbai with...

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Champaca X Skillit: Summer Programme | May 4 th to May 8th 2026| May 11th to May 15th 2026| Champaca, Indiranagar.

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Champaca X Skillit: Summer Programme | May 4 th to May 8th 2026| May 11th to May 15th 2026| Champaca, Indiranagar.

A joyful summer reading adventure for young minds to explore stories, imagination, and self-expression together. Through books, creativity, and play, children will build confidence, empathy, and a lifelong love for reading. Budding Readers Age Group: 6 to 8 years old Dates: May 4th to May 8th 2026  Timings: 10:00 am to 12:00 noon Price: Rs 6500 (Early bird, available till the 26th of April) Rs 7800 (Post the 26th of April) Venue: Champaca, Indiranagar. Click here to book your spot. Here’s what we’ll be doing in the program: 1. Deep dive into the book “Stinky'S Stories: Jack and the Beanstink” by...

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The Greatest Stories from the Northeast Ever Told: Book Discussion with Ramzauva Chhakchhuak, Anjum Hasan, Jobeth Ann Warjri and Leki Thungon at Champaca Vasanth Nagar | 29 March, Sunday | 6PM Onwards

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The Greatest Stories from the Northeast Ever Told: Book Discussion with Ramzauva Chhakchhuak, Anjum Hasan, Jobeth Ann Warjri and Leki Thungon at Champaca Vasanth Nagar | 29 March, Sunday | 6PM Onwards

Join us at Vasanth Nagar for an unforgettable conversation.

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Sacred Grounds: People’s Football Across India — Book Discussion with Sandeep Menon and Sharda Ugra | 28 March, Satuday | Champaca Bookstore, Vasanth Nagar | 6PM Onwards

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Sacred Grounds: People’s Football Across India — Book Discussion with Sandeep Menon and Sharda Ugra | 28 March, Satuday | Champaca Bookstore, Vasanth Nagar | 6PM Onwards

We’re excited to host a discussion of Sacred Grounds: A Journey Through People’s Football in India by Sandeep Menon, in conversation with Sharda Ugra, at Champaca Bookstore, Vasanth Nagar. Here are all the event details: Date: Saturday, 28 MarchTime: 6:00 PM onwardsVenue: Champaca Bookstore, Vasanth Nagar Since seats are limited, we request you to RSVP HERE to book your spot. About the bookSacred Grounds travels through football heartlands across India—from Kolkata’s khep games and Kerala’s 7s to Meghalaya’s basti tournaments, Goa’s village grounds and the beaches of Thoothoor. It shines a light on local tournaments, unsung players and community organisers...

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Unmechanical: Ritwik Ghatak in 50 Fragments| Book Discussion| 15th March, Sunday| 6:30 PM| Champaca, Indiranagar

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Unmechanical: Ritwik Ghatak in 50 Fragments| Book Discussion| 15th March, Sunday| 6:30 PM| Champaca, Indiranagar

Come join us for a book discussion of Unmechanical: Ritwik Ghatak in 50 Fragments between Shamya Dasgupta, Jayant Kaikini and Sreyashi Dastidar. Here are all the event details: Date: 15th March, Sunday Time: 6:30 PM Venue: Champaca Bookstore, Indiranagar. CLICK HERE to register About the Book: Unmechanical: Ritwik Ghatak in 50 Fragments by Shamya Dasgupta is a centenary tribute anthology that explores the life, work, and legacy of the influential Indian filmmaker Ritwik Ghatak. Rather than being a novel or a single narrative, it’s a collection of fifty essays written by a wide variety of contributors, including filmmakers, collaborators, scholars,...

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